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The Tesla software archive follows recent vehicle builds, staged rollouts, and feature changes across Tesla’s 2026 update cycle. Coverage includes version 2026.26.1 and its expected two- to three-week distribution, along with 2026.20.200, a build seen on new deliveries without published consumer release notes. It also examines the 2026.26 parked-browser video calling feature for compatible AMD models, including access to the interior camera and cabin microphone while the vehicle is parked. Calls through Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Discord, X Spaces, and Zoom are discussed alongside the safety and availability limits reported for the update.
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    Tesla 2026.26 Enables Parked Browser Video Calls on AMD Models — Megathread

    Tesla’s Summer 2026 software update turns the in-car web browser into a far more capable communications tool by allowing compatible vehicles to expose their interior camera and cabin microphone to websites. In practical terms, that means a parked Tesla can now join browser-based video calls...
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    Tesla 2026.20.200 Appears on New Deliveries With No Release Notes

    Tesla software version 2026.20.200 has appeared in vehicle-software tracking data as a newly observed build, but the most important detail is also the least exciting: there are currently no published consumer-facing release notes attached to it. That makes this a Tesla update worth watching...
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    Tesla 2026.26.1 Summer Update: Rollout May Finish by End of July

    Tesla 2026.26.1 Summer Update: What Owners Should Expect Tesla software build 2026.26.1 is beginning to appear, with broader distribution reportedly possible during the week after July 10, 2026, and the rollout targeted for the end of July. No specific new features can responsibly be predicted...